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Switch system White Glass
The coverings in this switch system are made from 4 mm thick, thermally tempered white glass. A highly polished 45° beveled edge makes the edge almost disappear.

Door handle with replaceable grip sleeve.
You can choose the material for the grip sleeves and easily replace them yourself later if necessary. There are seven materials to choose from, all of which are traditional natural and early synthetic materials.

Surface-mounted switches made of Duroplast.
Surface-mounted installation of cables and switches is always a good option when economic, structural, or practical considerations are paramount, but it also has its own aesthetic appeal.

Eskilstuna Kulturbeslag
Exclusively from us: Attractive brass and steel hooks based on historical models from Sweden. Made in Sweden.

Switch system Porcelain black
Same material, different color: The striking plasticity of our classic porcelain switches is now also available in black.

New Switch Systems and Lights catalogs for the year 2025.
Our catalogs provide a quick overview of our products and can also be conveniently browsed at home.

Magnetic board made of raw black steel.
A THPG in-house production made of 3 mm thick European rolled steel. The untreated surface still shows all traces of the heavy industrial production process and makes this board an object in the room that is always worth a second glance.
THPG. Switches and more.
Bakelite® and porcelain switch systems. Lighting and furnishings. Manufactured in Germany and Europe.
The company THPG was part of the Manufactum Group from 1998 to 2007, where it was responsible for the development and manufacture of Manufactum's own product lines. Today, it concentrates on the production and distribution of switch and lighting systems made of Bakelite®, porcelain, and glass, which are now successful throughout Europe. They are used in the preservation of historical monuments, in the renovation of old buildings, in hotels, museums, commercial, public, and private new buildings. Wherever THPG products appear, they are a statement on distancing oneself from trends and on durability as a virtue.
Please note
Due to illness and the generally increased volume of parcels before Christmas, there may be delays in delivery. All orders received by December 19, 2024, will be processed and dispatched as quickly as possible. From December 20, 2024, to January 7, 2025, we will only ship orders to a limited extent. An extended return period until January 31, 2025, applies to all orders placed in December.
From our assortment
Our 'Proteus': writing instruments with interchangeable grip sleeves.
Ballpoint pen and mechanical pencil.
Although this pen cannot predict the future, it can change its shape just like the eponymous god of the sea in Greek mythology. The grip sleeve (here made of brown leather) can be easily replaced with a completely different material, both visually and haptically.
This changeability, which is unique on the stationery market, is in fact a natural consequence of our guiding design principle: THPG products should be easy to dismantle and reassemble. Instead of glue and rivets, we use threads, screws, bolts, and nuts to connect components. The result is transparent and permanently repairable products, not black boxes.
All components of our Proteus come from Germany.
Our References

Sa Nau Agroturismo
We normally present our LISILUX as a "functional luminaire in the best sense of the word" – and that's exactly what it is: robust, reliable, splash-proof and therefore ideal for use in damp rooms or covered outdoor areas. With the right staging, however, it can also be used as a "designer luminaire," as the example of the Sa Nau vacation residence on Mallorca shows.

House Stutensee
House Stutensee comes alive with interesting light channels that run through all the rooms in different ways. Details such as cantilevered steps, the use of switches, sockets and lights made of Bakelite ®, as well as the "open-air" showers set accents and reinforce the reduced cubic character of the building form.

Apartment RioMarie in the Oscar Niemeyer House
In 2012, architects Karen and Klaus Romberg acquired and renovated two residential units in a residential complex designed by the famous Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer in Berlin's Hansa district, which was rebuilt after the war, and brought them into the 21st century in terms of room layout. Our Bakelite switch series combines the design of the time with the technology of today. © Picture: Hanns Joosten.

Locksmith transformation
Before the reconstruction, the loft-like building was the ruin of a locksmith's shop from 1904 in Stuttgart's Lehenviertel district. As the workshop building was in a very poor condition at the beginning, the conversion of the old locksmith's shop was very risky and there was no guarantee that the project would succeed.